Soooooooo good. I went here for the first time recently for a friend's birthday. Since we had a large group, we each ordered entrees, but we also ordered the grand charcuterie platter and grand cheese platter. There were also various other appetizers and salads which we shared. All I can say is that every dish that I either ate myself, or tasted from a friend's plate was delicious. Among the many things we ate, my favorites were rabbit confit stroganoff, bread & pate de campagne, foie gras (both the frites and the charcuterie appetizer parfait), arctic char, black pudding salad, french pressed coffee, hungarian lamb sausage, duck prosciutto, rabbit rilettes, smoked trout and salmon terrine, and the entire cheese platter. This was honestly the best meal I've had in a long time, and I can't wait to go try this place again as well as the Liberty Tavern which is owned/run by the same people. read more

#17 Exploring Arlington is going to be fun. I can tell already. I've been to NoVA 3 times already and will be moving here soon and so far the restaurants and bar scene in this area has not been a fail. My cousin of course, Ms. Foodie Expertise has been a big help in making such awesome suggestions. Last time I was out that way, we met at Lyon Hall (apparently related to Liberty Tavern and A-Town Grill?) Both that I enjoyed very much! My cousin and I started off with the MUSSELS in THAI BROTH to share. LOVED. I could have taken the whole mini pot and downed it. I ordered the SHORT RIBS with GARLIC MASHIES. LICKED the plate CLEAN. My cousin got one of the sausages, I totally forgot which but it was tasty and tender. SHE licked her plate clean. =) We each had a couple glasses of the pinot, which went perfect with our meals. Topped it off perfectly. How funny and random was it that there was a Young Filipino Professionals Event happening at the exact same time. And here I thought I was moving to an area where it was 1% filipino in population. LOL. Great times, Great company, DELICIOUS food! read more

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Loved this place! They had a great happy hour selection for drinks and appetizers. We started off with the basque mussels and the pretzel. Once we finished off the happy hour options by ordering the mussels again just in a different style cause they were just that good. This time it was the thai curry. **Little tip! When I checked in on yelp they offered a free pretzel, so definitely take advantage of these bonuses. For our entrees we got pork schnitzel, beef short rib "Bourguignonne", braised lamb shank, and crispy duck breast provençale. They were all fantastic as we all offered to share a taste of our dish. In addition, we ordered a bottle of wine for the table and two sides; fried brussels sprouts and the macaroni and cheese gratin. Absolutely delicious all around and unfortunately no room for dessert. If you're in the area I highly recommend you check this place out. Honestly, even if you're not close by, its definitely worth a drive. read more

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Merci! Lyon Hall feels like a modern French meets Belgian Bistro that simply belongs where it is. Fantastic concoctions grace the bar area, plenty of round tables satisfy hungry groups of coworkers, and a full dinner menu delights patrons sitting at booths in this acclamation of flavors and food that just... works! A selection to highlight: A happy hour that is daily from 3-7pm. Excellent! --BAVARIAN PRETZEL: $6: A+ This doughy delight comes with a bunch of savory and sweet dipping sauces. I don't know why a pretzel seems so hard to pull off right for a bar, but Lyon Hall does shows up it's competition with perfection. --POMMES FRITES: $6: A Solid take on french fries. A necessity, which you'll understand why when you dip them in your pretzel sauces. --Slides: $8: A+ Now this one is a debate. Their Bar Burger and their Sliders seem from the expressions on everyone's faces that they satisfy the same spot in your stomach. One is beef, the other is pork. You'll have to choose which you're feeling that day. For me, I wanted pork, and I got 3 slightly spicy sliders that went down so easy and lingered on my tongue more than anticipated. If I'm ever in the Ballston area again at this hour, you best believe I'll end up at Lyon Hall. read more

Wanted to try their happy hour which is EVERY day from 4 -7 p.m. I had heard good things about their hot dogs (only $5). I called to see if you could get the happy hour specials in the restaurant but they said no. I said I had two kids with me and would it be a problem if they sat in the bar area. They said no problem at all. They couldn't have been nicer on the phone and when we showed up 30 minutes later. They really made the boys feel welcome. Wonderful service. We started with the mussels, really good. They were gone in 60 seconds. We each had a hot dog, the boys had theirs plain. I had the classic - really good sauerkraut. Good beer selection and good happy hour prices. Had a great time. Will definitely go back. read more

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INGREDIENTS NOT FRESH!! Came here for Restaurant Week as I was impressed that they were offering their whole menu as part of the RW deal. Now I know why. Maybe it was because of the RW discount, but most of the food we had were noticeably not fresh. The tuna tartare and the beef tartare both tasted as if they were sitting in the refrigerator for 3 days and then served, yuck!!!! The hanger steak was definitely oxyginated before being cooked, I know what slightly old meat tastes like when cooked. We have all been there wondering if it is still edible. Well, this place seems to think it is. The salmon was just starting to smell fishy. My daughter loves salmon and was hungry but could barely finish 1/3 of it. The lobster ravioli clearly had been made in advance and frozen, I know the difference. Escargot was also bit iffy though sauce for athat was great. And to show I am being honest and objective, the fillet was great (though there is $10 upcharge for that, which is understandable). Scallops and shrimp entree was also fine, no complaints there. Creme brulee tasted like something from Costco with a couple of fresh berries. I don't know what would be worse (a) they use second class ingredients because of the RW discount or (b) it is always like this. If I had not seen the movie Road Trip, I would have sent most of the dishes back. read more

I did not realize that this place would be so packed on a Sunday night. You may want to make a reservation before trying to dine here. Overall, this place has a lovely atmosphere, a good beer list and good food. The service is somewhat lacking. We sat outside. The tables were awkwardly close to one another, and I couldn't help but overhear the conversations at our neighboring tables. The waiter seemed over worked, and the service was painfully slow. I think I was there for about 2.5 hours, after having sat down. The waiter also forgot to bring my drink for at least 30 minutes. The appetizer came after maybe 45 minutes? However, I really enjoyed the food. We ordered the mini-hot dogs for a starter. The mustard was really spicy, but, I thought they were delicious. I would have gotten the pretzels as well, but they were out. I'm excited to try them next time though. I heard good things and was really looking forward to it. The burger was also good, but the fries were very salty. If you don't like salt, I would order something different. I'm not sure if it was an off night for the service, but, I do hope so. The food was great, so, I'd be willing to overlook. But if it's always that bad, I would have to give up on this place. read more

*5 Stars for BRUNCH* Move over stuffy brunch venues with your buffet spreads and overly eclectic menu items. Take a page from Lyon Hall and make simple, straightforward and stellar brunch items. Three Benedict style options are no fail. The hollendaise is probably the best I've had from a restaurant and nestled on their sourdough bread - full of win. I opted for the winter squash poached benedict that was full of butternut squash, mushrooms and other root vegetables. Pair with a side of spicy sausage and it's a complete meal from the brunch gods. My girlfriend got the pulled pork version with olives and other goodness - was tasty but a little over the top and wayyyy too much to take down. If you're in to Bloody Marys, theirs is not to be missed. Well spiced and topped with their tasty pickled veggies and a beer chaser. read more

Lyon Hall - (Bloody Mary + beer chaser) + Mimosa = Happy girlfriends brunch - Brasseries Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

I've been back to Lyon Hall several times so I wanted to update my review with more good eats.. Brunch: - Donuts, Donuts, Donuts! We love these freshly made treats. They often post the flavors on Facebook so you can get a sneak peak. The pastry chef has turned a regular breakfast item in to an inventive treat with flavors such as caramel sesame, chamomile sugar, white chocolate lavender and peanut butter honey. - I also had the shortrib hotdog with mustard on a poppy seed bun - best damn hot dog in Arlington! - And the fries, you can't not get an order of these with aioli Mussels! Fresh Bread! Sausages! Oh my! We were very excited to try Clarendon's latest addition to the growing number of restaurants owned by Liberty Tavern. They are not ones to disappoint. First the waiter cuts of pieces of bread from a freshly baked loaf. Then they bring you the most scrumptious mussels. And finally if you remember to save room for that hunk of meat you can enjoy some fine sausages from all over Europe. The fact that the BF and I could not finish this meal really means something because we are proud members of the clean plate club. Although I do have to say that some portions - i.e. lamb chops and filet are not as big as the sausages. I guess you have to pick the right dishes. Oh and the beer was great! I didn't like everything in the flight but I am glad I got to try some new beers. Then I went for my Ol' standby IPA. read more

Mixed experience here yesterday evening. I happen to love one of their other restaurants they own, and have had good meals here before but today was a miss. And, when the entree is bad, it sorta ruins the experience. My rainbow trout came out overcooked, mashed potatoes were piped over it (looked like a large pipe of caulk, who does that anymore) as if to hide the trout, and the spinach was over salted and wedged between the trout and call.. I mean mash. All in all huge let down. The appetizer of Yellow Fin was amazing (again who put the kindergarten does of sauce of the plate?). The french onion soup was, well as the bartender put it "this is a French restaurant, if course it's good*. Not sure if it was an off day or because I ordered at 5 (when the dinner menu opened) it was just too early for the good staff to be warmed up read more

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I really enjoy coming out to Lyon Hall for a casual meal and some drinks. It can get pretty busy especially around dinner time on the weekends. They also have happy hour which saves you a few dollars on some of their popular appetizers and small plates. The gem at Lyon Hall for me are their mussel dishes. They come in a decent sized pot, are full of flavor, and they have a variety of flavors to choose from as well. Their warm pretezl bread and cheese dip platter is also one of my favorites. Definitely come here and try it out!! read more

French onion soup, filet mignon eggs Benedict, Nashville hot chicken on French toast, French dip, kir royale and espresso martini ... yummy brunch. Service a bit inattentive but to be fair he had tables upstairs and down. DEFINITELY stop here when you're in the area. Food was top notch! read more

Our friends proposed to us four options to choose from and we decided to check out this place. We made a reservation and were seated promptly. The place was nice. Although, I'd say it's a bit dark, especially their bathrooms. Nevertheless, we had a great time there. We tried delicious food. (Check out my pictures!). Sophisticated place, positive vibes, great food, and friendly service. Will recommend! read more

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We ordered the shrimp cocktail appetizer - tasted ok but presentation was 4 shrimp on huge plate Ordered the battered cod with fries. Cod was poor, too much batter and very little fish, too many pickles and the fries were dried and brittle Service was good but can't recommend the food foe the price paid read more

The food was less than average. I had the French Onion soup which was not good. Not a lot of flavor, watery and sliced cheese on top. Not what I would expect from a French restaurant. I've had better French onion soup at Applebee's. I kept my entree simple because you can't go wrong with a sandwich. Well I found that is not true. It didn't win any awards in my book. More bread than anything. All in all the experience was below average. I hate giving restaurants bad reviews because others obviously love it. I just hope they see this review and up their game. It's a great location. Until then I will not be going back. Also the hostess was not the friendliest person on the earth. In an industry that deal with the public I expect smiles. Especially when I'm smiling when I make a request. read more

I've been to Lyon hall many times and it's always amazing! Most recently, I went to one of their wine pairing dinners and the menu blew me away and I can't wait for the next one!! read more

Wow, did my fiancé and I have an amazing anniversary date late night and Lyon Hall! I loved the cozy feel inside, I thought the service was great, and the food was to DIE for. We started with the pretzel, which was warm & yummy. The dipping sauces were so good too; my favorite was the smoked fondue. For our entrees, we each got steaks--he got the steak frites, I got the New York Strip--and they were well cooked and delicious. The drinks were great as well--the featured Sancerre was great. I had two glasses, and savored each one! All in all, awesome experience. We'd definitely go back! read more

Yummy food! Went for brunch and got the avocado poached eggs & smoked salmon app. Good portions and good service! Definitely recommend :) read more

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Y'all... I'm a Vegan of German ancestry and have never had schnitzel in my life. I had no idea what I was expecting when my Mother in Law picked this place out for me for the Cauliflower Schnitzel but ohhhh mannnn. It's been a week and I am still thinking about that meal. The flavors were amazing, the service was spectacular. They had great beverage options, delicious desserts. BUT by far the stand out meal on the table was the cauliflower schnitzel - even the meat eaters agreed it was the best one! read more

Lyon Hall - Cauliflower Schnitzel is over roasted potatoes topped with lingonberry jam and arugula. SO GOOD. - Brasseries Near Me - Arlington, Virginia

Cute spot in Clarendon. Not what i was expecting though. I thought it was more of a sports bar, but in reality it is a German inspired restaurant. Waitstaff was great despite being busy on a rainy Friday evening. Their happy hour was wonderful too. Actually good deals on apps and even entrees that are significantly cheaper then dinner options. We stuck with a traditional pretzel and a few beers to kick off the night. Pretzel is massive and comes with a variety of dipping sauces to test. Overall a good spot. We will be back when it gets warmer to check out their patio. read more

I visited on a Friday around 6pm. It was busy but definitely not full. Unfortunately, I needed a reservation and was told I could have a table if we would give it back in an hour. That was definitely a disappointment because I wanted to get appetizers, dinner and dessert. We were seated at 6:01 (we had until 7pm to finish), and didn't get our entrees until 6:35pm. It was definitely a speedy dinner to be done in time. We decided that we would go get drinks and dessert somewhere else. Our entrees were ok. I had the steak and frites. Lots of dressing on my salad but the steak was prepared well. He had the filet and didn't like his side dishes. I kinda want to give Lyon Hall another chance. The space is cute and they have lots of dishes I love. However our server was not friendly at all and made me want to leave even faster. I overheard another table was upset with their server about their food not being prepared properly. There are lots of places in Clarendon so we will see. read more

Great place! I've been here a few times for brunch and dinner! I highly recommend the main lobster scrambled eggs and fresh donuts! read more

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My friend recommended this place, and, for some reason, when we got there for happy hour, we ordered like it was our last meal. Happy hour is everyday from 3 - 7 pm. Love the ambience - young crowd, clean, and attentive service. We conquered the happy hour menu (sharing, mind you!), eating: [free bread], mussels (delicious in vin blanc), warm pretzels (these were ok; not my favorite; the sauces were something grape-colored (i don't even know what it was), horseradish, and mustard), frankfurters (yummy!), and the lyon hall burger (this was the last thing we ordered, and it pretty much solidified how gluttinous we were). We each had a glass of the Crispin cider beer. The total bill was about $44, so $22 pp. Not too shabby at all!! This is such an awesome establishment! read more

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Always enjoy eating at Lyon Hall. Especially have enjoyed the wine dinners. - wonderful food and wine pairings.

Our dining experience was wonderful and Meti made it all worth while!!! She was very attentive, kind, and she took great care of us! We'll definitely be back again! read more

After my first visit for brunch today, it was sort of like a "meh" experience for me. First of all the serve seems much more happier that we indulging in alcoholic beverages. I understood that since we order them, they will essentially get a higher amount of tips but just don't show that much in front of your customers. I had orange crush and it tastes a little blend to me, I didn't get many orange flavor from it. With my food it's also really blend. I had braised pork with poached eggs, the pork doesn't has much flavor. The biscuit under is way too moist. read more

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Went for early dinner Saturday night, and they didn't disappoint. Excellent appetizers, grilled octopus, pistachio escargot , Caesar salad, barbecue brisket dumplings and raw oysters. Everyone was delicious. Wild boar orecchiette ragu and grilled lamb chops were both terrific entrees. Almond tart pie and chocolate mousse desserts were equally great. Only problem was we overate and were in pain. . Waiter was very nice and thorough. Bathrooms were odd, as the men's and women's rooms share an open space above the sinks. I thought I was looking into a mirror and saw a women walking in. Panicked that I walked into the wrong restroom. . read more

This was one of the coolest restaurants I have been to in awhile! When you first walk into the diner you feel like you are going back a few decades because of the decor of the place! It is very relaxed but their food and service is amazing! They had gluten free options for alcohol and food. We all got the steak frites which was SO GOOD. It also came with a mini side salad with capers on it as well. We also had the escargot gluten-free and it had pistachio flavoring and it was so unique but flavorful and I would get it again. read more

Hidden gem in Arlington as far as I'm concerned! Definitely check this place out for brunch. One of my favorites on the menu is their fresh platter of doughnuts! So delightful. For your savory kicks try the avocado benedict. It comes with a fresh arugula salad which balances out the croissant and bacon; and comes with two lovely poached eggs of course. Looking forward to trying their other items. Only issue was the service once I was passed onto the waiters. They ignored my table a lot towards the end. Otherwise great spot. read more

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Came to Lyon Hall for Sunday brunch. It has great ambience, perfect for meeting with family from out of town and friendly for little kids. We sat at one of the high tops by the window and enjoyed the light and atmosphere. The hostess was incredibly helpful and accommodating. We loved the beignets, chicken sandwich, and eggs benedict (and the kids loved the ice cream with the kid's meal). We would definitely go back! read more

This place just doesn't disappoint. It's not fancy, just basic good French cooking. You're greeted by a portrait of Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin when you walk in, and the rest is just as delightful. Every dish is well thought out, traditionally French, with a little European continental flare thrown in. Every bite is delicious. read more

The donuts were very good (these are the cakey type of donuts like at Dunkin Donuts rather than the thinner type of Krispy Kreme); the poached salmon on croissant is very good, and even the veggie omelette is good. However, the service is a little hit or miss, and that can annoy a hungry patron like myself. I have been coined as a bread-eater, and sure enough I ordered toast as a side to go with my omelet. But 15 minutes to wait for toast, (even though the order had been placed together with the main course giving the kitchen ample time to ensure a side toast), not to mention the additional 2 reminders that had to be provided, is absurd. At that point the other folks in my group were either done with their breakfast or close onto completion. read more

Great French bread!!! Okay, so I thought french bread can only get so good. WOW. Having lived in Paris for a couple of years, I never thought that the best french bread I would have was here in DC. Maybe I was starving and my memory is skewed, but wow. Even if you are watching your carb intake, EAT THE FRENCH BREAD! All the food was actually amazing. Coming from dc, I'm spoiled with good restaurants and rarely make it out to Arlington. This place will definitely be bringing me back!! Atmosphere was great. We went on a random week day night and had the restaurant practically to ourselves. My only critique which led to my 4 star review, is in the tiny oysters. They have other great food options, I just think if you are looking for oysters this place is far from worth the cost. read more

After a long hiatus because of poor service... an update a year and a half later. I've been here three time recently - a business lunch, a business dinner and dinner with the family. Service was excellent and friendly, unlike my prior experiences. Food was consistently good (the mini frankfurters are gems)! The broth for the spring pea mussels was superb and the lobster roll stuffed with chunks of lobster on springy bread. Excellent bread and butter service. But the service is what gets the 4th star. Last night my husbands burger was overcooked. The waiter cheerfully sent it back and the manager came over to our table to apologize. The second burger came out overdone as well, and one of the chefs came to apologize. Moral of the story - don't order a medium rare burger on a busy Friday night. Too hard to get it right, and there are so many delicious alternatives. read more

We had a great time here- super bistro fare and wine list. Unfortunately the music was loud and Ill-osen ! They were digging deep into early 70s heavy metal - very incongruous with the crowd and the mood. It struck me that someone was at the controls who hadn't received the brief. It would have been great to hear French music, cafe chic, a bit of contemporary Roma or Arcadian music or anything else really..... read more

With places like Le Diplomate and Bistrot Du Coin being near the top of my list, I really hoped Lyon Hall would fill that need in Northern Virginia. However, in a meal with highs and lows, I find it hard to make the trip back with other options being a short car ride away. As a lover of all things capers, I got the roasted baby beet salad, which was incredible. I wiped the plate clean and did not even think of offering my husband a bite. My husband got the french onion soup, which was just the right amount of salty and cheesy. For mains, I got the salmon, which was decent but not memorable. My husband got the schnitzel, which he described as bland and in need of a lot more salt and/or the lingonberry topping that came with it. What really dragged the meal down was the dessert. When I saw a chocolate hazelnut torte on a French menu, I thought all my food-prayers had been answered. What they delivered was brownies... and not even good brownies. Instead of wasting the calories, we paid our check and got ice cream on the way home. read more

The happy hour special is perfect! The wine was great and the mussels out of this world. We snagged the last two seats for happy hour, and probably only because most of the town is out on vacation for August. The service couldn't have been better and the food fresher. Additionally I left my purse behind after I left and they secured it safely and held it for me until I could return. read more

Having recently returned from Europe (again), visiting Lyon Hall certainly made me nostalgic. Mussels, bratwurst, quiche; yes please. Keep the mimosas flowing also doesn't hurt. I had maybe too much kraut in my breakfast bohemian and it just got too sour to eat it all. The bratwurst was also a tad bit too salty. But the place has a nice ambiance and plenty of delicious-looking items to choose from the menus. Of course the European-style decor adds to the flavor. The fresh donuts sound very tempting. You can sit in the row of small tables placed maybe a bit too close to one another, look out the window and daydream. It's not Europe (and the alcohol prices will certainly tell you that) but you may feel like you just got transposed when you unintentionally overhear the table of ladies brunching next to you talk about their over-fabulous, sometimes a little outrageous, lives. read more

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Late night, earlyish morning? Getting your brunch on is good medicine. My friends and I headed to Lyon Hall for brunch and cocktails. We started with doughnuts, actually, a selection of double (or was it triple) chocolate, maple walnut (the winner), Jamaican with booooz (need to hear the server say it, 2nd place), and marshmallow. Others enjoyed their cocktails, other sipped water as we awaited our meals. Mine was the Lyonnaise potatoes and eggs. That was a standout dish with vinegary bitter micro greens, smoked and mustardy shredded pork, delicious potatoes and three poached eggs. The only disappointment- the watery tasting eggs. Otherwise, the pork really rocked my socks off. My girlfriend had the Lyon Hall frankfurter which was both meaty sweet and savory. I found the toasted bun interesting, though she found the bread too much. Much was left on the plate. The fries were really good also, nice tasting oil, a good bite too it. Her plate came with catsup, mayonnaise, and mustard. A suggestion: take some complimentary french bread, lightly spread the mustard on, then place some shredded pork on top. Voila! An open faced shredded pork sandwich. Delicious! read more

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I honestly cannot recall the first time we had ever visited Lyon Hall. I do remember going there within the first few months of living in the area, and since that was 3 years ago, I guess we have been there a lot. This place instantly became one of our favorites, and although we are ones to try endless places and venture out, we often end up at Lyon Hall. We have gone late at night for birthday gatherings, even later to end our social night out, happy hour post getting off of a plane from Reagan, and for brunch. So, we have experienced it all here and we love it. I wish it did not get so busy late at night, because I am NOT one to enjoy large, loud crowds. If only we could have the bar to ourselves, or at least just as many people as there are stools or tables, but since everyone else loves this place, I do not see that happening...ever. Here is what I love about Lyon Hall: Everything. Okay, I guess you want specifics. 1. The Mussels. OMG. I cannot say enough about the mussels. I have them EVERY time I go, I can never resist. Just a note of wisdom though. Go during happy hour where the buckets o' mussels are a mere $10 instead of the usual $18. I sadly had to shuck out $18 this past time for brunch...get it? Shuck? Huh? Anyone? Okay, maybe I am not as funny as I thought. I have tried all of the mussels "flavors" and they are all amazing, but my favorite is the one with sausage and tomato sauce. 2. The burgers. Super Yum. They are big, juicy, flavorful and come with yummy frites. Again, go during happy hour when the burger is slashed in price. 3. The salads. Very yummy. Fresh, crisp and the perfect amount of dressing. My husband and I both ordered salads the last time we visited. Mine was a small side salad and he opted for the entree sized salad with the most deliciously juicy chicken added on top. He LOVED his salad, and that was coming from the guy that orders the burger every single time he visits. 4. The Cocktails. Umm. Yes, Please. Broken record here, but again go during happy hour. The cocktail and beer prices are good, enough to make you order a lot. We have always had friendly, although busy, but still quickly friendly bartenders. 5. Location. Only a couple of blocks away from the Clarendon Metro. When we used to live out in Vienna and did not want to head all the way into the city, this was the closest and coolest of spots. And if you do not go too late, perhaps during brunch or happy hour, you can always pop into Trader Joes basically across the street. 6. The Bathrooms. What is it with me and enjoying restaurant bathrooms. Hmm. Weird. The bathrooms are always clean and although I do not want to give away the cool surprise/secret to any newcomers to Lyon Hall, I will say that you will do a double take. There is a certain feature in the bathrooms that reminded me of Paris. So, if anything, just go to see what I am talking about. Oh, and the cute little dimly lit waiting area downstairs is always inviting while you wait for a guest. 7. The ambiance: The decor is Minimalistic, modern yet classy. Great music, although sometimes can be a little too loud. 6. The bread. Delicious basket of carbs and yummy whipped butter. No other explaination is needed. This is one of the place we bring our out of town guests to and even our local friends that have never gone....and then they get hooked. Hmm. I should be a spokesperson for Lyon Hall. Just go. read more

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